armitage bedroom

A 72-inch headboard is a dramatic, high-profile design element that works best in rooms with standard 8-foot or 9-foot ceilings. At 6 feet tall, this upholstered headboard creates a grand focal point inspired by 18th-century architecture. Before purchasing, verify that the height does not obstruct window views or interfere with low-hanging light fixtures like chandeliers or ceiling fans.

Because of the elegant, outward curve of the sleigh-style headboard and footboard, this bed has a larger footprint than a standard frame. It measures approximately 97.75 inches in length and 82 inches in width. To ensure a comfortable flow in your master suite, we recommend a room that is at least 12' x 14', allowing for sufficient walking paths around the perimeter and space for coordinating nightstands.

While the bed features classic traditional elements like nailhead trim and button-tufting, the neutral beige fabric and clean sleigh silhouette allow it to bridge the gap between styles. It acts as an excellent "anchor" piece in transitional spaces. For a more updated look, our designers recommend pairing it with streamlined accessories, such as the Lindsey Blue Swivel Chair or the Sellas Loop Bronze Lamp, to balance the bed's architectural weight with contemporary textures.

To keep the beige fabric looking its best, our care guide recommends regular vacuuming with a soft brush attachment to prevent dust from settling into the button-tufting and nailhead trim. For accidental spills, blot the area immediately with a clean, dry cloth. Based on our expertise with upholstered furniture, you should avoid harsh chemicals and instead use a mild detergent mixed with warm water for light spot cleaning, always testing a small, inconspicuous area first.

This bed is crafted with pecan veneers over a sturdy frame, a construction method that provides the beautiful, consistent grain of high-quality dark wood while offering superior resistance to the warping or cracking that can occur with solid wood in changing climates. The outwardly canted bun feet provide a wide, stable base, ensuring the bed remains balanced and secure even with a heavy king-size mattress.

Yes, as a traditional 3-piece bed (consisting of a headboard, footboard, and rails), a mattress foundation or box spring is required to provide the necessary support for your mattress. Utilizing a proper foundation is not only essential for sleep comfort but is also typically required to maintain your mattress's long-term warranty and prevent premature sagging.